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Brake Lights On Caravan Not Working. If we have similar symptoms as before but only affecting one side (the rh indicator is ok, but the lh indicator also flashes the lh side light and lh brake light) then the break in the earth cable will be only on the left hand side earth wiring. Either there is a poor connection somewhere between the brake lights or the earth connection on the side that is affected is poor. The fault could be caused by a break in the circuit or by a high resistance. Taking the family away tomorrow and on checking my lights on back of caravan all indicator and reverse lights are working fine. If everything up to this point checks out ok, then we move on and test the next section of the circuit. For sure its a poor connection somewhere in the caravan brakelight circuit, there is one feed for both brake lights and the bulbs are 21w x 2 so 42 watts, you may get a reading with a. This is just the tail lights, which is quite a few, with all the orange lights along the side as well… both sides affected. I’ll assume you have connected up your caravan (or trailer) and found one or more of the road lights, indicators, side lights or brake lights that. The most frequent problem is a faulty connection within the 13 pin plug or terminal strip/fuse box. I had a rather unusual fault with my caravan brake lights a few years ago, and it turned out to be a blown bulb on the car.

Either there is a poor connection somewhere between the brake lights or the earth connection on the side that is affected is poor. The most frequent problem is a faulty connection within the 13 pin plug or terminal strip/fuse box. This is just the tail lights, which is quite a few, with all the orange lights along the side as well… both sides affected. I had a rather unusual fault with my caravan brake lights a few years ago, and it turned out to be a blown bulb on the car. I’ll assume you have connected up your caravan (or trailer) and found one or more of the road lights, indicators, side lights or brake lights that. If everything up to this point checks out ok, then we move on and test the next section of the circuit. The fault could be caused by a break in the circuit or by a high resistance. If we have similar symptoms as before but only affecting one side (the rh indicator is ok, but the lh indicator also flashes the lh side light and lh brake light) then the break in the earth cable will be only on the left hand side earth wiring. For sure its a poor connection somewhere in the caravan brakelight circuit, there is one feed for both brake lights and the bulbs are 21w x 2 so 42 watts, you may get a reading with a. Taking the family away tomorrow and on checking my lights on back of caravan all indicator and reverse lights are working fine.

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Brake Lights On Caravan Not Working If we have similar symptoms as before but only affecting one side (the rh indicator is ok, but the lh indicator also flashes the lh side light and lh brake light) then the break in the earth cable will be only on the left hand side earth wiring. Taking the family away tomorrow and on checking my lights on back of caravan all indicator and reverse lights are working fine. If we have similar symptoms as before but only affecting one side (the rh indicator is ok, but the lh indicator also flashes the lh side light and lh brake light) then the break in the earth cable will be only on the left hand side earth wiring. If everything up to this point checks out ok, then we move on and test the next section of the circuit. I had a rather unusual fault with my caravan brake lights a few years ago, and it turned out to be a blown bulb on the car. The fault could be caused by a break in the circuit or by a high resistance. This is just the tail lights, which is quite a few, with all the orange lights along the side as well… both sides affected. For sure its a poor connection somewhere in the caravan brakelight circuit, there is one feed for both brake lights and the bulbs are 21w x 2 so 42 watts, you may get a reading with a. Either there is a poor connection somewhere between the brake lights or the earth connection on the side that is affected is poor. I’ll assume you have connected up your caravan (or trailer) and found one or more of the road lights, indicators, side lights or brake lights that. The most frequent problem is a faulty connection within the 13 pin plug or terminal strip/fuse box.